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by meerita 4y ago
Sounds like hell. I can't believe companies use such systems to manage their own employees. It tells a lot how bad managers do their work, which is basically know every employee and care for them.
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by meerita 4y ago
I've got nice jobs but nothing else.
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by meerita 4y ago
I had the most visited blog in the spanish blogosphere and I also lost complete interest after it became so popular. I must say Twitter helped to migrate my posting and killing my blog and my day to day job also ruined my desire to writing
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by meerita 4y ago
That's marketing, not browser compatibility :)
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by meerita 4y ago
Google's homepage is probably the most extreme example ever made for browser compatibility.
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by meerita 4y ago
Why would I do such thing. I opened my Chrome browser and did it. :)
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by meerita 4y ago
I know many great guys from Google, they take very seriously all browser compatibility. I cannot think any company who took browser compatibility to the levels of Google. This fellow just made a big mistake developing something particular f
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by meerita 4y ago
"Sorry, your browser is not currently supported. Please try again using Chrome or Safari."
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by meerita 4y ago
This argument is silly. Imagine product managers writing software on top of the software engineers job. It will be caos. Roles were made to avoid that, so everyone can focus on the right role, task and purpose.
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by meerita 4y ago
I love the station that mixes ambient + SF service radio
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by meerita 4y ago
Did Apple started this idea of playing a sound on boot?
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by meerita 4y ago
What was the idea behind of using a sound? It would be nice to know how they reached that idea.
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by meerita 4y ago
I've completed the entire process to see the end result and I disliked it so much. In the end it's just a breadcrumb to particular style, which imho, doesn't kill anything. It's plain average result.
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by meerita 4y ago
According to the autor you're wrong :)
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by meerita 4y ago
A good resource for typgraphy, https://webtypography.net/toc/ I don't think there's anything so well done like this.
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by meerita 4y ago
I started the process and on the first check, it told me this nonsense: "Inter is a fantastic, legible font, but it feels very neutral and clean. Instead, we want to find something with a bit more personality." The author asked me
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by meerita 4y ago
I have a nice mic.
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Ask HN: What is the best and easiest setup to start podcasting?
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by meerita 4y ago
Yes. The more older the project is usually goes with the avoidance of CSS-grid and other features.
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by meerita 4y ago
Exactly. But we came from using Flex as the defacto system to do layouts and more, now with CSS-Grid it does make sense to use flex for what it was meant for.
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by meerita 4y ago
I think the next challenge would be to have a native "masonry" grid feature. That would cover several usecases.
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by meerita 4y ago
Yes, it is useful for inline positioning, ex. a menu, but for the rest of the things mostly css does solve it without having to do much.
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by meerita 4y ago
Back in the 90's i competed with my friends on who had the longest uptime. Most guys I've meet they reseted the computer multiple times a day to increase the performance. I never turn off my mac, it has to be a software update or
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by meerita 4y ago
Flex is becoming more and more irrelevant to do layouts. CSS Grid is really solid and it works well on responsive. The possibilities are endless.
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by meerita 4y ago
What do you mean by before React.js? Which year? in particular? I do a brief rant about web development from 1998 up today http://minid.net/2019/04/07/the-css-utilitarian-methodology/ . You can have an id
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by meerita 4y ago
iPhone 12 mini user here: after almost 2 years I decided to not buy a new mini again. The battery life is the biggest factor on my decision. I want a phone that lasts one day at least on full use, the mini once you start doing GPS the batte
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by meerita 4y ago
That's my point: society is lost on silly causes and letting any goverment to rule like an tyrany.
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by meerita 4y ago
Society is lost on silly causes. I wish they were aware of the encryption debate, privacy and less goverment. But all the signs goes in the opposite direction: more goverment control, more corpos control to censor, etc.
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by meerita 4y ago
I've learned that creating a solution for a X problem doesn't really scale as I though. I focus more now on creating a neccessity more than trying to solve problems for people. If those needs solve one or several problems, great,
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by meerita 4y ago
I don't have too much legal information from USA jurisdictions, it's interesting seeing the differences.

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